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STOCKTON
The Old WhiteCorner
The .
Quality
Store
;KINOSHalf Price
,rhlte, tan and black tucktngs
"All-over suitable for making
its.
iSIl GOODS-Half Price,
lino of very sheer and dainty
3s such as Madras, Lace Ba-
g, etc.
Reduced Half
(AT TIES, 15c
tegular 2Gc and 50c Croat ties
hadles, reduced to 15c.
OIL PAINTINGS,
49c and 69c
Thoso who got coupons Satur
day must firing thorn
TODAY , -"
It'ls a Ireat to soeiono of A'raet
'i lea's ilghlnlug nrtlafs paint jbeau
"tlful landscapes In oil, in 3 to 12
minutes.'
See Him in Our Window
Tomorrow
Slx-ounco can of high-grade
Talcum powder for Cc.
U. S. Navy Waists
$1.50 and $1.95
All tho rago Just now. Mndo
sailor style.
Ladies' Gloves, $1.90, $1.25
Kids for 75c
.All colors In Kid Gloves, sizes
.594 to" 7. $1.25 Silk Gloves 75c.
Only a -Jew loft In black and
-. if-
white.
X
Short Gloves, 5flc
. All colors ln silk and llslo
gloves just received.
50c and75c Gloves, 25c
An assorted lot of brown, black
and whlto silk and llslo gloves to
close, 25c pair.
Don't Fail to see the Great Artist in Our Window
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HINGLES
" " " HWIII III! , ,n, ""
2.50 pet IOOO
Best grade delivered free to any part
of the city when ordered in lots of
5000 or over . : : : : : :
oget Ltmbe & Ftiel Co
)tith 4th and Oak Streets - Phone i 93
ITEMS
from wnKiiTY
Carson .was on thUPjQk.J?.t
afternoon, but has slnco re
'Llborty school board has
to break ground for tho'r
fcGOOO school house. Lot the
irork go on.
or Rodgors and W. C. wins
Salem spoko at Llborty Sat-
evening on some of tho politi
cs of tho dny. Mr. Wlnslow
Dr of tho Unlvorslty of Oregon
prlatlon and presented tho
In a clear and unpredjulced
Mayor Rodgors touched on
of tho important Issues of thu
election, speaking agalns:
ogle tax and in favor of tho
primary law, tho Inltlatlvo ana
ndum and tho Statement No.
clples.
Tho county clerk's ofllco Is prop.ir
lng to send out tho olection supplies
today. Tho ballots, tally shoots and
othor supples will bo turned over to
the sheriff tomdrroV' morning, nnd
from his ofllco thoy will bo sont at
onco to tho olection boards of tho
various precincts.
Hoof Afire
'Tho roildtnco of Alonzo Gcsner
suffered slight damage from a chim
ney flro about 11 a. in. Tho roof wai
burned somo, and tho onglno was on
tho spot and put It out.
i ui 11 ii i mi i uni ii in i
id Glasses 1
MR IVoplo seem to think
they only wear Glasses it
1h alright with their Eyes.
fre- would Imj just ns iniicti
P"e in proscribing the wimc
Jlclne for every disease.
lsult us. We give ex-
nations that leave no
Fects undiscovered.
iarr's Jewelry
Store
te and Liberty Str eeU
' Where one womiin wastes cltli-"
"or tlmo or money herouflu of n"
;;bent bargnln-huntluK," BO worn-;
en wive and conserve both.
'.', It is not well to try to load n" !
; ship with cargoes far beyond her ;
toiiuaKivcnpacity, Nor well to try
'. !to advertise a big store lu a small! !
1 j pace, !
lllll III II tiHtiiiinmh'
I.lndwy Wrd Won
The cock-fighting match at th
fair grounds Sunday was won by
Lindsay's bird. About 1150 ohanged
hands,
UiixIiiosn Men's I.ongu
j Members of nuslness Men's league
are requestod to moet at tho board
of trade rooms Wednesday evonlng
to dscldo what hours to closo tholr
houe3 of buslnoss on Decoration
day. All are urged to attend as there
1 some difference In opinion about
the hours. Meeting at 8 o'clock.
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MARRIED.
PALMER-SLAGEL At the resi
dence of tho officiating clergyman,
Rev. P. S. Knight, Mlo Mary Ellen
Slagel to Mr. Edwin Ruthveu
Palmer at 3 o'clock Saturday af
ternoon. Tho brldo has been teaching it
tho Pratum school and tho groom Is
a farmer near Marlon. They left
Saturday evening for tho grooms
farm, whero they will' make their
home.
Ruef confessed that he was guilty,
and even then the Jury wouldn't con
MUST BE KEPT
(Continued From Page 1.)
freedom for the millionaire slayer of
Stanford White.
Thaw Is furious at tho result and
It waB nil his. counsel could do to re
strain him ana prevent him from
making a demonstration which might
bo used ns ovldonco ngnlnst him lu i
future proceeding.
After npnrly n month spent In tho
luxurious qunrtors of Sheriff Robert
Wlnthrop Challer, multi-millionaire
and member of tho "Four Hundred"
ovor tho jail hero, tho Plttsburgor Is
unable to reconcile himself to tho re
turn to asylum faro.
Thaw will havo at least ono full
week moro hero as Justlco Morsch
auscr agreed not to ro-oommlt tho
prisonor to tho asylum for tho crlm
Innl liunno at Mnttcawnn until after
hl3 attorneys hnvo tlmo to mako n
motion for trnnsfor to nnothor nsy
lum. Tho Justlco will be out of tho
city n'l this weok.
Thaw Is particularly nvorso to ro
turning to Mnttenwan bccniiBO ho
has n.iarrolcd with' Superintendent
Raker, who testified against him In
tho homing horo. In describing
Thaw's mental condition, Justice
Morschnuser said: "Ho Is suffering
from some kind of Insanity, with the
possibility of tho recurrence of vio
lent attacks, similar to that form
from which tho Jury bolloved ho was
suffering when ho killed tho New
York architect. In view of this con
dition of his mind the safety of ths
publlo Is better Insured by his re
maining in custody until such a time
as It becomes reasonably certain that
thero Is no danger of a rocurronco of
tho attack of delusion or whatovor It
may bo."
Morschnusor cited numerous deci
sions in support of his findings In
thr case.
It Is tho opinion of many who have
watched tho caso closely that tho
conduct and appearance of Thaw on
tho stand when District Attorney
Jerome called him ns a witness had
much to do with the finding of tho
court.
District Attorney Jerome has per
sona) as well as professional cause
1 for satisfaction at tho decision of tho
(court as It Is gonorally reported
'that Thaw has threatened hlB life.
A story Is going the rounds that
Evelyn Noiblt Thaw Is not displeased
at tho situation either, and that she
was In great fear of whnt would hap
pen to hor If the prisoner were re
leased. Her suit to annul her mar
rlago to Harry on tin ground that ho
was Insane at the time still Ii pend
ing. "Hot air," and spectacular work
on tho part of District Attorney Jer
ome were glvon by Thaw today as
the explanation of his bolng found
Insane. Aftor ho had recovered from
a fit of angor, Thaw received a dole
gatlon of newspaper men and talked
to them as ho smoked a big black
cigar.
"I had counted on this outcome of
tho case," he said, 'Jbocause of tho
hot air usod by Jerome, My Bide was
put to a disadvantage. Wo had the
proof but It was not exciting or very
Interesting when compared with he
dramatic work of the prosecution.
"I don't blame tho reporter
They're expected to write laterostlng
stuff. But the bearing brought out
several things -In my favor that we're
never published.
"Dr. Jacoby's testimony In my bo
half was absolutely conclusive but it
was lunlntcresttng so little attention
was paid to It. Then Jerome's cross'
examination of the doctor made live
ly reading and got Into print leaving
tho' false impression that tho doctor
was completely annihilated,
I do not crltlclBo tho court and ii
do not blame Jerome. As to my fu
turo course, It Is In the hands, of my
counsel. I am unable to understand
what made anyone think I was In
sane from my manner on tho wltnoss
stand. I am sure I was cool. Tim
only tlmo I hesitated was when tho
stenographers woro being changed.
"Tho attendants at Mattcawan did
everything they could for mo dur
ing my stay thoro until about 10
days bofore I camo hero and then
tholr altitude suddenly changed en
tirely and I was constantly given thai
worst qf it."
Thaw was asked If thoro wus any
prospect of n reconciliation, botween
him and his wlfo, Evelyn Nesblt
Thnw. Ho evidently wns dlsplonsod
tho mention of tho subject but ro
piled: "I don't think thero 1b any danger
of my wife withdrawing hor dlvorco
ca?e."
Mrs. William Thnw df Pittsburg
mother of tho prisonor, andvhts sis
ter, Mrs. Cnrnoglo, visited :hlm In tho
sheriff's qunrtors horo today. Thoy
woro greatly dlstrossed nt tho de
cision and the elder woman scqmod
almost ready to collapso with grlof,
It Is said this afternoon that the
hearing 'to determine tho placo for
confining Thaw may not bo held un
til n week from Saturday. .
IN A
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SALEM
STAYT0N
ELECTRIC:
GLASS CASE
every suit looks well, but how will
It appear ajter a couple of months
wear? Its under actual service con
dltlona that the D. K. & W. Men's
Clothing shows Its true worth.
Every coat Is properly lined. The
hair cloth front and collar stiffening
preserves tho correct shape of col
lar and lapels. Every demand of
fashloft Is complied with in selecting;,
correct fabrics and In designing the
garments.
Wo save you sovoral dollars on
ovpry suit because our storo manage
inont Is economical and wo do a
Btrlctly spot cash business, therefore
, (havo no bad accounts to add (o, pur
prices. That's why wo undersell
"regular storea."
Look for the B.'K. & W. label when
you'ro buying.
Men's Clothing
It stands for all that's good In mod
ern tailoring.
Oregon Electric May Withdraw nil
Application for Franchisee lu
Till City.
Tho Stay ton 'railroad picnic will bo
attended by hundreds of people from
tho valley towns. There will bo
speaking and music In tho forenoon
and ofternpon, nnd tho town of Stay
ton will bo docorntod. A delegation
from Snlom will go up, and It Is un
derstood tho Atimsvlllo nnd Stnvton
stock subscriptions nro growing nt n1
rapid rate, and. nro so largo that two '
offers havo boon mndo to build n lino
to Stnyton and nro bolng considered
by commtttco In chnrgo of tho Salem
nnd Stnyton electric. j
fXlw Oregon Electric.
A Snlom special says:
It was rollably reported tonight
that at, tho -city council mooting to
morrow night tho Orogon Electric
will withdraw all applications for
furthor franchises In this city. This
course. It l said, Ib duu to tho fnct
that opposition has been raised to
ovory requost tho company has made
for franchises that will onablo It, to
uso convonlontly tho fTacks It has
built to this city. Tho moBt scrloiu.
trouble encountorod wus that In ob
taining permission to havo Its "Y!'
from Stato street tq Mill street, on
I which latter streot tho company pro
poses to build a passongor anl
freight dopot.
Numerous IntorostB havo objqeted
to a grant of the desclred franchls).
The withdrawal of the application
for n frnnchlso probably means that
the company will ostnblish Its "Y"
'rind dopot at tho Intersection of the
Orogon Electric nnd tho local fair
grounds line on Hood street in North
Salem, or that the road will build
south around Salem, Instead of going
through the city.
' The more probable- theory Is that
tho depot will be located In North Sa
lem, eight or ten blooks from -tho
business center.
Summit Shirts
Fit llko J'mado to ordor" shirts bo
causo they're cut In full liberal di
mensions and mndo by export work
men In ono of tho best equipped shirt
factories In America.
Cff ACC For the Whole
DllVE J Family : : :
WHITE
' HOUSE
SHOES
roK Women.
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To jf
Eyw
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Every pair built to give sat
isfactory sorvlco.
That's why wo carry a larg
or stock nnd sell more shoi
than most ohoo stores,
Jirs'S2&&
0. iA j$zssed', x'Z&'cfe'.
MXdfUUfG
Wc undersell "Regular stores"
ANARCHY
RIFE IN
PERSIA
' ;-g
NEW TODAY
PERSONAL
Russell Farrar, who has boon at
tending the Colorado School of
Minos, It spending his Hummer vaea
tlon with his parents, Mr. and Mr.
Squire Farrar of this city.
Mr. G. J. Farley, ox-mayor of Tho
Dalles, waa In the city yesterday. Ho
Is canvassing the state In tho Inter
est of tho bill for tho protection of
food fishes of tho Btate, Mr, Furloy
Is somewhat of a freak in stato af
fairs, as he superintended and built
tho portage railway at tho Cascades
during tho Ponnoyer administration
and burned part of the appropriation
back Into tho state treasury.
n
Important Item
" ' It I stated on good authority that
pad Hughes Is on the water,wagon
for all time to come.
(t'n I tod TrtM I.caifd Wire.)
Dorlln, May 25. Advices 'recelvod
horo nro to the effect that anarchy
provulls- thrwKhouUPejslfljAs an
examples of tho shah's helpiosslies to
against tho - Parila'aUHwspapcrrf
Mussownd, for nn article containing
statements that prN ofj Persian
torrltory are in the cprurql of bri
gands and revoltitlqnlsts, and con
cluding with the follewing:
"Tho govornors. are' tyrannical, tho
administration corrupt nnd Inem
clont, the taxes are in arrears, tin
exchequer Is omptyT tho soldlors
wageB nro unpaid and thu army Is
helpless. What Is tho shah going to
do In these melancholy circumstan
ces? Ho devote? himself to orgies
night aftor night until day break."
The newspaper proceeds to give
proof of Its ullogutluns and conclude
by demanding the dethronement of
the shuh ami tho establishment of a
republic.'
The shah brought a libel action,
but wlthdruw U when tho editor of
fnrod to prove tho chnrgo In detail.
Following this tho walls of Tohera
woro covered with placards calling
upon tho people to asiasBlnnto thu
monarch,
ii . .
For Bale
Threo hundred and tlxty acres,
200 In cultivation; good 8-room
house; two barns; running water;
fruit; somo good timber; beautiful
location and ono of the bo3t farws In
tho Wlllametto valley. Price onlv
140 per aero for a short time. Roe
Derby & Wlllson. 5-23-St,
For Hide Now 0-room house oa
Market nnd Thirteenth . All coh
vonlonces. Will soil cheap, Ad&
dress C, II., Journal offlco. tf
Wiuitnl An ontorprlslns in us tv,
Invest $50 In a manufacturing
business that will not him from
150 to $300 per monUi. For par
t Oculars call at tho Snlom I.odglit
House, coruor Court and Conimo
clal streets, botwooh 8 and 12 ki
m, and 1 and 5 p. in. Room 37.
5-25-3t
I
Lot-A whlto and brown spotted
Bhophord dog, wth strap arpuml
Its nock with n plcco of chain at
tached. Addross John Cnssldy;
R, No. 4, Garden Road, 5-26-3t
WliyWrk for WHKen When yon
can mako from $150 to $300 per
month for yoursolf; no exporlenc
necessary, ask for Q. II. Coats, Sa
Jeni Lodging House, room 3?,
from 9 tol2 a. m., 1 to 5 p. m.
5'25-3t
Wuiited At onco good kitchen girl
at Cottage hotel. f.-25-3t--
For Kiile A flue fresh milch cow,
fresh this morning. Cull or ad
dress Joshua Smith on Turner
road. Phone 1300, 5-25-3t.
For Hale 950 pound team, hnrnots
and heavy spring wagon with ton
a good outfit. Address J. H.
Wright, 044 8. 13th St. 6-25-lw-
For Hwle Two Al fresh cows, extra
good milkors. Call 771 N. Com
morclul St. 5-2G-3t
Wimtvri-hotel.
-Pnntry girl at WllluraetU
5-2U-3t.
Insist upon DeWltt; Witch Hazel
Salye. JtU'eslallyigoodlfor-plle.
Sole1 by all druggists, " ' '
For ftalo or Trude Registered tret
flag horte. Six years old, Pkea
222 or caa be seca at Yaaake'a
stablee. Ask for Rockwell's herse,
1 f-3(.3t-
vict Jbj. . . j